Hi, One of the wonderful thing about having a bulb list with knowledgeable people around the world is that we have many people who can help us identify the plants we grow from seed. Angelo Porcelli supplied me with information allowing me to correct the species name of some Romulea plants that a number of us have been growing as aff. bulbocodium even though the description of that species has a stigma overtopping the stamens and in these plants the stigma and the stamens are the same height. Angelo says these plants are instead Romulea ramiflora which has a rather wide distribution in Spain, Portugal, France, Italy and Greece. Since one of the photos on the wiki showed the back of the tepals and the bracts (often an important identification feature of Romulea species) and since he has the key (in Italian that he can read) he can confirm what they are. This illustrates the importance mentioned in recent posts of having photos on the wiki that show distinctive characteristics (not just a close-up of the flowers). This is an easy plant to grow and I am very fond of it and I'm sure I've probably given seed and corms to the BX with the wrong name. So if you have received Romulea bulbocodium corms or seed from me from the BX, please go to the wiki page and figure out whether what you have is the real species or Romulea ramiflora instead. <http://pacificbulbsociety.org/pbswiki/index.php/…> Mary Sue